The phrase "alternative group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group that offers different options or choices compared to a mainstream or traditional group.
Example: "The alternative group focused on sustainable practices and innovative solutions to environmental issues."
Alternatives: "alternative community" or "alternative faction".
But as more of her friends do just that, she feels that alternative group dwindling.
Peter Wehner, the director of policy for Empower America, read aloud some lyrics from the white alternative group Nine Ince Nails, which described forced sex.
And they are supposed to redirect any clients who are uncomfortable with the religious aspect of a program to an alternative group.
Gordon is an indie-rock legend who co-founded Sonic Youth, playing bass and singing for the seminal alternative group until their final performance in 2011.
In response, African American Mississippians formed the MFDP as an alternative group that would represent their interests at the 1964 Democratic National Convention.
Oregon opted to join an alternative group being pushed on college campuses, the Worker Rights Consortium (W.R.C ., which also plans to combat sweatshops, but refuses to cooperate with any companies, such as Nike.
On the other hand, it had the restrictions on registration for alternative groups.
The same Cass Sunstein that in 2008 urged the government to "cognitively infiltrate" alternative groups like the 9/11 Truth Movement.
He began his career as a member of the R. & B. alternative groups Tony Tonii! Toné! and Lucy Pearl.
For a time, members hewed to radical Islamic ideology, but by the mid-1990's, pro-democracy students largely replaced them, and alternative groups formed with the hard-liners.
When government expands, it's often at the expense of alternative expressions of community, alternative groups that seek to serve the common good.
